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take a look at what happened at a railroad crossing in new jersey. take a look at what happened at a railroad crossing in new jersey. a new jersey transit commuter train slams right into that bus that was attempting to cross the tracks with the red lights flashing. only one person on the bus suffered non-life-threatening injuries. no one on the train was hurt. an investigation is under way. >> and the train was by new jersey transit and the bus was also a new jersey transit, colliding there. >> ooh. >> yeah. ouch. so we're getting a first look at the surveillance video showing george clooney colliding showing george clooney colliding with a car. >> it happened on the italian island of sardinia. >> the video is a little bit difficult to make out. but you see him there, flying

off of that scooter. this video from, that we're getting, tmz reports clooney was going about 60 miles per hour when he came across that vehicle and flew about 20 feet in the air, slamming his head into the car's windshield. he was wearing a helmet, did not suffer any life-threatening injuries and was released from the hospital within a few hours. >> it looked like -- >> it looked really, really scary. an instagram model vacationing with her boyfriend decided to pose for photos, but the only problem was it was in shark-infested waters. >> you can probably guess how this is going to end. the 19-year-old was being photographed by her boyfriend's father. they're harmless, until they're not. one of them chomped down on her wrist and pulled her under. >> all of a sudden it felt like 15 different people were squeezing on my wrist, really, really hard. next thing i knew i was under water and i felt this and adrenaline kicks in. >> the university of miami nursing student was able to get

away with just those bites that you see on her arm before flying back to florida for treatment. nurse sharks are supposed to be harmless, but i just don't think i would take any chances. >> no. last week we had a video with another woman feeding nurse sharks and got bitten. >> similar results. >> if sharks is in the name just, you know -- >> assume they bite. >> yeah. when we come back, the place tom hanks might leave hollywood for. and the superstar who is moving for a major raise. "the skinny" is next. next.

♪ skinny ♪ skinny ♪ just give me "the skinny" and next, to tom hanks who may be packing up and moving from hollywood to the heartland. >> so where could he go? how about 1600 miles away from the california coast to beautiful and sunny sioux falls, south dakota which is a 25 hour drive or three hour flight away. >> not too far away.

yesterday hanks shared praise for a book called "our towns" may move to sioux falls, at least visit. it says rapid city, too. and he signs it "hanks", now south dakota's lone representative responded by making a pun-filled push for the mt. rushmore state saying you're right, tom hanks, we are in a league of our own. we have many green miles, but the burbs are nice too. it's a big state, but once you get to the terminal, we'll make sure you can do that thing you do. >> wow. >> ba-dum bum. she's on fire. >> she made quite a splash! >> oh! >> she forgot philadelphia, oh, wait. >> that's a different state. >> and checking by the way, the community calendar in case you're curious, in sioux falls, you may want to try out the move it or lose it low-intensity workout at the aquatic center,

and pinochle on tuesday at 1:00 and 5:00 p.m. >> and if that doesn't get you to move to sioux falls, south dakota, i don't know what does. >> it will be a cool 96 degrees, so the weather will keep you coming back. next to someone who really is moving on the heels of lebron james leaving cleveland for l.a. there is another relocation of a world famous sports star. >> cristiano ronaldo is leaving real madrid for the italian club in turin. >> your italian accent. the 33-year-old has reportedly signed a four-year deal valued at more than $131 million. the italians are not only generous but really good at sculpting art. oh, look at that bust.

>> his busted bust that was put on display at an airport from his hometown in portugal before it was replaced during his first round hat trick in the world cup. and of course portugal's out of the world cup. and next to someone who shares our lack of enthusiasm with gender reveal parties. >> gordon hayward played six minutes for the boston celtics last year before essentially snapping his leg in half during the game. >> even though he missed the entire year, his wife robin is pregnant with a sibling for their two little girls, yay, excitement, right? >> you want a girl? >> you were right. >> is daddy happy? >> daddy's always happy. >> he looks thrilled. you can tell. i kind of think he was hoping ba >> pooy.side.anted a boy

where are the blue balloons? >> we'll be right back. daddy's alysap.

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>> reporter: it sounds like this and this. and this. ♪ it's called electronica, a newly-coined name for a range of high-tech music. >> there are new tools out there, instead of guitars and drums, there are sequencers and drum machines. >> reporter: the newest rock stars are sound engineers, two deejays known as "the chemical brothers." they don't play music so much as manufacture it. they take chips of sound, some made by computer, some copied or sampled from other recordings, and break them, repeat them, stretch them out, speed them up. >> it's almost sort of a pointless, like paintings out of little tiny dots, this is music made out of tiny moments. >> reporter: many of those

moments echo modern life. in this video, you can hear computers beeping and phones ringing. electronic music has been popular in clubs for years but is only now being widely promoted by the commercial music industry. >> i've seen 1-year-olds respond to this music and 70-year-old people respond to this music. and everywhere in between. ♪ >> reporter: without celebrity singers or lead guitarists, it may be hard for electronica to be the next big thing in music, but it is at least the next thing. a new wave of sounds to inspire and move people. ♪ >> you want to do the robot for us? >> that was part of the -- >> i think probably wrong genre, but of course this has now become the big thing in music, the deejays and singers are

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good morning, i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm linsey davis in for diane macedo. here are some of the top headlines we're following. president trump has a full day of meetings in brussels today at nato's annual summit. at the top of the president's agenda is his contention that america's closest allies don't pay enough for their own defense. a live report coming up from brussels. miracle rescue. the 18-day-ordeal is over in thailand. all 12 boys and their coach are out of the cave, and doctors say they're in good health. a gas explosion has turned the downtown area of a wisconsin town into a warzone. rubble and burning cars filled the scene after the gas line blast in sun prairie.

and george clooney suffered only minor injuries after his scooter crashed into a car. it happened in italy as he was on his way to a set of a tv series he's producing. luckily he was wearing a helmet. those are some of our top stories. from abc news, this is "world news now." we begin this half hour with the president in europe. he comes face-to-face today with leaders he's criticized for not doing enough to financially support the nato alliance. >> the president started airing his grievances against nato before even leaving d.c. today he has a chance to confront other leaders with his concerns in person. karen travers is traveling with the president and joins us from brussels. good morning, karen, what's the president doing today? >> reporter: good morning, the president is going to start his day with a breakfast meeting with the secretary-general of nato.

he'll attend sessions of the nato council. it's different from last year when he delivered a much-anticipated speech. no meeting this time around with leaders from france or germany or canada, as you mentioned, of course, there's a lot of tensions between those countries and the united states right now when it comes to trade issues. the president will finish up his night tonight with a dinner with other world leaders, and the first lady's joining him. she did not make that trip last month to canada or singapore, so it's her first time traveling with the president overseas this year. >> and he comes with a tough message for alliance message, but is this anything new or what he's been saying since last year's summit? >> reporter: this is the same message the president brought to nato last year. he is really pushing nato alliance members to meet their commitments when it comes to defense spending. nato members have pledged to spend 2%, but the president has said it's the united states carrying the weight for these

countries. he said nato is not treating the united states fairly. the united states pays too much and european countries pays too little and they're the ones who benefit from the alliance. i think we'll see more tweets from the president hammering home that point. >> the europeans have got to love that message, right, karen? >> reporter: it is not going over well. >> no surprise. >> reporter: but they knew it was coming. it is nothing new. it's one thing for the president to say these countries aren't doing their fair share, but the timing is very interesting. because you have the president really pushing hard on european countries, almost suggesting that the u.s. would pull back.

and this comes a be backing away from nato while also in some ways cozying up to the russian strongman. >> karen travers in belgium where it's a country in mourning after the world cup loss yesterday. too bad, right? >> reporter: it was very quiet this morning. everybody seems to be still getting over that loss. >> i think they're recovering a little bit. karen travers in brussels. not quiet in thailand. all 12 boys and their soccer coach finally getting to see the light of day. >> with thai navy s.e.a.l.s. were leading the way. you can hear the cheers and see it on the faces of so many people waiting for this news. doctors are saying that they took care of themselves well in the cave and are in good shape but still can't hug their parents. here's elizabeth hur.

>> reporter: an incredible ending to a mission that seemed impossible days ago. all 12 boys and their soccer coach rescued by a team of elite divers, guiding them through these dark and narrow passageways. on the final day of dramatic rescue, thumbs up. >> how many of you? 13. >> reporter: these 13 now at a hospital in an isolation unit. two of the boys have pneumonia. all put on a diet of bland foods, and because of infection fears, doctors are not allowing direct contact with visitors until their blood tests come back. their road to recovery beginning as new details emerge about just how lucky they are to be alive. abc news learning the group got out just in the nick of time. abc's matt gutman reports from thailand. >> reporter: after the navy s.e.a.l.s. got those boys and the s.e.a.l.s. out of the cave, other rescuers were in there

picking up all their equipment when suddenly that main pump that had been taking out hundreds of millions of gallons over the past weeks gave way and the s.e.a.l.s. and other rescuers had to flee for their lives. >> reporter: disaster averted and the world now rooting for the boys' speedy recovery. as for the coach, he has been criticized for taking the boys into the cave and praised while keeping them alive. while they were still trapped inside, the boys' parents wrote him a letter which read in part, do not blame yourself, we are not angry. >> the thai prime minister thanking everyone for their support. authorities in alaska are working to find out what caused the crash of a small plane. it came down on the side of a mountain on prince wales island. it is about 40 miles from the city of ketchikan. all 11 people on board survived

but suffered minor injuries. they were hoisted to safety by coast guard helicopters. it was on a chartered flight and the 72-year-old pilot was the person who reported the crash. the body of an american tourist killed by a stray bullet in mexico city is being flown the chicago today. the gunman is still on the loose. the so-called dancing fbi agent is getting his gun back. chase bishop made a brief court appearance where the judge ruled he can carry his gun again while on and off duty. the bishop was dancing at a bar when he did a back flip, causing the weapon to fall to the floor. it went off and wounded a bystander. he is charged with second degree assault. police outside charlotte have arrested ten volunteer firefighters for arson. they are charged with

intentionally setting fires to abandoned buildings. the arrest comes after a 18-month long investigation still ongoing. officials say they expect more charges and more arrests in the coming days and weeks. millions of people are facing severe weather from coast-to-coast this morning. a newborn baby was killed and more than two dozen people injured by a tornado that slammed into north dakota. the twister struck an rv park, the hardest tossing vehicles and leveling more than 100 structures there. and off the east coast, tropical storm chris has turned into a powerful hurricane, a rare atlantic hurricane for july. it's not predicted to make landfall, but it is expected to generate dangerous rip currents and rough surf. firefighters who saved a man having a heart attack chipped in for another rescue for his family. >> so gene was laying down sod at his house over the weekend when he suffered a massive heart attack.

while rescuers were taking him to the hospital he only seemed worried about one thing. his lawn. so after they knew that he was okay, some of the firefighters went back to his home and finished the sodding job. work, his name, says he's not sure which rescue made him feel happier. >> oh, my god. they rushed me to the hospital and started saving my life. i was thankful for the grass. i didn't think about you saving my life. >> he broke down in tears when he got back home and saw the lawn. he got more good news. the company that sold him the sod is giving him his money back. $900 sod is not cheap stuff. he is also in a rush because his wife is about to undergo a bone marrow transplant. >> he's got a lot going on. >> yes. >> good to see them helping out. coming up, how nordstrom is revolutionizing the way you shop. opening up brand-new stores without inventory.

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♪ ♪ we are back with some of images that we've been just glued to out of thailand. it was an intense operation with the whole world watching and thankfully now they are all out safe. >> and our on colleagues have all been there, james longman, matt gutman, adrienne bankert, they have been there along the way. let's take a look at the reporter's notebook. >> we had no idea when it would happen, if it would happen, if it would go well. there was this real silence in the jungle where we were waiting. >> that is the first ambulance. the whole world has been waiting to see this. the whole country. we believe the first boys from that cave are in that ambulance.

>> i've been here for days waiting for these kids to come out. and we thought they were dead. we thought they were dead. and then they were coming out one by one in ambulances. just extraordinary. >> the children not being able to see their parents yet, under quarantine, of that concern that these children are in medical need and they are to be evaluated and checked out before they are reunited with their families. >> you never want to see anybody brought out in an ambulance, much less young boys, but this was a moment of pure jubilation. >> people were smiling again, people were looking you in the eye. people were saying hello to you in english. i stopped one woman and asked her, you know, what is the change? and she said now we know they survived. now we can smile again. [cheers and applause] everyone had their cellphones out, like we were at a concert. and you could see people cheering along the sides of the road. and they were all celebrating the fact that the final ambulance had come through. doctors tell us that they're giving them a very bland diet,

mostly made up of this rice porridge. >> for now, the kids can only dream of what they crave. fried rice while the families remain thankful. >> there is a practice of sending boys of their age to a monastery to study under monks. there is a story circulating that one of the families would like to celebrate by sending their boy to spend time with monks. >> for the first time tonight, the boys will be reunited with their families. and you can bank on a round of hugs 18 days in the making. >> our thanks to matt, adrienne and james for their reporting. 18 days in the making and they still are only allowed to get as close as six feet from their parents.

>> but as a parent, you're not sure if your child is dead or alive and then if they're going to make it out, just being able to see them is enough for now. >> if your kid went into a cave two miles in, would you be more happy? >> i'm more happy. i'm more happy at this point. i'm not scolding, i'm not scolding for a while anyway. >> for a while. all right. coming up, what some say is the store of the future, nordstrom local. >> find out how they're trying to lure you into the store. you're watching "world news now." you're watching "world news now." out that, do i? actually, you do. harmful bacteria lurk just below the gum line. crest gum detoxify works below the gum line to neutralize harmful plaque bacteria and help reverse early gum damage. and, now there's new crest gum & enamel repair. it gives you clinically proven healthier gums and helps repair and strengthen weakened enamel. gum detoxify and gum & enamel repair, from crest.

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american says it will start using biodegradable straws and wooden stir sticks transitioning toward ecofriendly utensils. >> the war on straws continues. starting august first, southwest will stop serving peanuts on all its flights. the move is to protect passengers who are allergic to them. peanuts have been part of southwest's marketing campaign for nearly 50 years. at one point, they even billed their complementary peanuts as a perk, because it was the only food that they actually served. that was one of those things i looked forward to when i flew southwest. all right, i knew i wouldn't get the fake little crackers that i get on other airlines. >> pretzels. >> true. so i'm the bad guy, thank you. so nordstrom is reinventing itself.

you can't walk out with any new clothes because these stores are all about the experience. >> the majority of retail still takes place at physical locations. abc's chief business >> reporter: could this be the department store of the future? home to a nail salon, juice bar and loads of fitting rooms? the one thing you won't find inside this new nordstrom store concept? inventory. that's right. instead of stocked shelves, you can try, test and even tailor your clothes here, but to buy you have to place an order. >> people aren't just going to the stores to shop. they want a 360 experience. >> reporter: the reinvented experience called nordstrom local, meant to compete in the time of amazon, with more shoppers spending online, is smaller than a traditional department store, just 3,000 square feet, where you can work with a stylist who hand-picks items ahead of your arrival,

pick up an online order curbside, make returns or simply hang out. it takes the page out of the playbook of bonobos and reformation. >> why go to the mall when can you hang out and watch television while you shop. nordstrom's trying to make that experience you have at your house just as fun at the store. >> reporter: with 66% of customers now saying valuing their time is the most important aspect of good customer service, nordstrom announcing it will open at least two more locations in the future. >> sounds like people are responding positively already. they're already planning on opening up these two other locations. i don't know that i would go into the store to try stuff on. i would have it shipped, especially if the shipping is free. >> exactly. the same for me. i don't try on, even when i go to the store. i'll run the risk of it fitting. which is only awkward when you

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>> but i love how she looks at him like enough, that's enough william. >> it's awesome. to british columbia, which i guess they still kind of own, the british royalty. british columbia right now, and this bold bear is just kind of like walking around on the beach there, and -- >> looking for some honey. >> kind of making his way to a picnic, was spotted just raiding the baskets a little bit later on and the lunch boxes on the beach. as you can obviously see, there was nobody there to fight him. it's like, it's okay, you can have it. >> except the person videotaping, they are very calm. i think i would be out of there, no time to videotape. >> look at that bear, just going through everything. i have a question for you, do you know how to do a rubik's cube? >> no. >> i could not do it with two hands if you gave me 24 hours. a man has broken the record, 272

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this morning on "world news now," after the cave rescue, what's next for the boys? >> the hospital where they're being treated has just given an update on their conditions. and what could have gone terribly wrong. also breaking overnight, a powerful explosion rocks a wisconsin neighborhood. the blast leveling a building and left cars burning as you can see there in the middle of the street. first responders are among those injured. plus passengers survive a mountainside plane crash in alaska. rescuers rush to save everyone on board, what went wrong? and nothing to see here, just a guy on the hood of a car speeding down the highway. i bet you can't guess what state this took place in.

got to be new jersey, ri >> ihohtrir foia >> thinking the indication will be the big wplg. from our miami station there. but what the heck was going on there. >> there's a girlfriend behind the wheel i think. >> obviously that woman is single again, dating. linsey davis is here with us on a wednesday! >> a slow clap, yes. >> we're excited. >> i'm glad to be here. >> great to have you with us. and we're going to start with the jubilation in northern thailand and around the world. all 12 boys and their soccer coach have been rescued from that massive cave after 18 days. >> the hospital said moments ago that the boys are feeling better, although most of them do

have muscle aches. >> the boys were given some form of antianxiety medication to calm their nerves for the treacherous journey out of the cave. they were malnourished, understandably, and weak. and still not able to hug their parents. >> and there was this thumbs up from the medic and s.e.a.l.s. who stayed with the boys when they were found more than a week ago. james longman has more on the triumphant rescue. >> reporter: this dark and perilous cave, a stifling home. 10:08, the last rescue, 19 divers heading back in. the trip just as frightening, just as dangerous. the threat of rain looming. the cave's a labyrinth of twisting tunnels. the swim out in near total darkness. we're learning all the boys were given medication to keep them from panicking.

at times the passageway so narrow they traveled in single file, one in front, one in back carrying oxygen tanks. then we saw ambulances, one by the flashing lights, that is the police escort waiting for the last ambulance. this rescue faster than the others. we made a promise to get nine people out, the governor saying, and we did it. these navy s.e.a.l. divers and medic, waiting to leave until everyone was safe, giving a thumbs up, they stayed with the boys in the cave since they were found over a week ago. the once unthinkable, now a miraculous reality. the last ambulance arriving at

the hospital after 18 days, jubilation in the streets. thailand's most precious soccer team reunited under isolation in the hospital. two of the children have pneumonia, and they are highly susceptible to infection. and their diet, bland foods with a treat of bread and chocolate. but a health official saying they will not be allowed direct contact with visitors until their blood tests come back, meaning another agonizing wait for their parents who haven't held their sons in two weeks. they are grateful for the volunteers on the mountain. they haven't allowed press in here. we passed so many on the road, exhausted but smiling. trucks of navy s.e.a.l.s., driving away to cheers of those nearby. >> woo! >> reporter: finally heading home. their mission complete. james longman, abc news, thailand. >> you can only imagine the excitement of those parents now. we're learning that the final rescue mission wrapped up just

in the nick of time. >> officials say a crucial pump failed after the coach was pulled out of that cave, and the remaining divers had to flee as water gushed into it. matt gutman with these details. >> reporter: according to the thai military officials who were directly involved in the operation, after those navy s.e.a.l.s. and the other rescuers got the other boys, coach and s.e.a.l.s. out of the cave, other rescuers and about 80 or 90 thai s.e.a.l.s. were in there picking up equipment when suddenly the main pump that had been taking out hundreds of millions of gallons gave way. suddenly the third cavern began to fill with water, then the second and the first. and they had to flee for their lives and abandon all of their equipment, leaving hundreds of air tanks behind. they said it was incredibly harrowing and a disaster narrowly averted. >> we're also learning this morning that they're each going

to get a health card that they can carry with them to record any issues they have. i would imagine in addition to the physical concerns you have to worry about the psychological, you know, 18 days in the dark with very little food, wondering if you're going to survive. >> many were wearing sunglasses on the way out. something as simple as getting used to sunlight all of a sudden is something that is unusual for them. you saw the thumbs up from the crew that was with them from the very beginning. they were also wearing sunglasses. they have a long road ahead, but the latest health report that it is positive overall for this group. >> a blessing all around. >> yeah. we're going to move to the breaking news at home overnight, the building explosion in wisconsin that lives the street looking like a scene in a disaster movie. >> it left cars burning and rubble burning outside of madison. a half-mile area had to be evacuated. firefighters were searching for a gas leak in a building when it

exploded. two firefighters were taken to the hospital. a police officer and a few civilians suffered minor injuries. one man said the blast took the breath out of his body. >> there were people looking at the scenes marveling at it. we move to alaska where authorities are trying to discover what caused the crash of a small plane. the plane came down on the side of a mountain on prince wales island. all 11 people on board survived but did suffer minor injuries. the plane was on a chartered flight. the 72-year-old pilot is the one who reported the crash. and this is what left of a charter plane that crashed in south africa. one person on board this flight was killed and 20 others injured, all in serious or critical condition.

the plane crashed through a nearby factory where two people were injured. witnesses say the plane was streaming smoke as it took off. president trump is in brussels for a full day of meetings at the annual nato summit. the president has criticized other members of the alliance saying they are not paying enough for their own defense. he has a chance to address the issues with leaders of some of america's closest allies. during his four-nation tour of europe, he will also make stops in britain and meet one on one with vladimir putin. he raised eyebrows with a comment he made about the trip just before leaving the white house. >> nato, i have the uk, which is in somewhat turmoil. and i have putin. frankly, putin may be the easiest of them all, who would think? >> trump was also asked if he saw putin as a friend or foe. he didn't use either of those terms, he called putin a competitor. brett kavanaugh met his nomination stirs up debate about abortion and other

hot-button issues. mitch mcconnell praised kavanaugh as an extraordinary talent but democrats say he would overturn roe v. wade and protect trump in the russia investigation. a lot of people are look at susan collins and lisa murkowski as well as a handful of vulnerable democrats who may back kavanaugh. shifting gears, many people may remember the story of a man hanging on for dear life to the hood of a speeding car. >> it's happened again. and just like the last time, wow, this happened in south florida. the person who shot this video says the car he was in was moving at 65 miles an hour. so the other vehicle clearly going a lot faster. ast month, ada man toldole he and his girlfriend had been arguing when she drove off with him on the hood.

the girlfriend, as you might imagine, was arrested. >> so we still have to get -- they're searching for the latest hood surfer. they don't have the license plate of the car or who was driving or what he might have done. >> this is just crazy stuff. >> to get him in trouble. coming up, the man who tried to attack his neighbor the slow way. using a tractor. also the case of harassment in a city park. a woman was berated because of her shirt. plus the officer standing nearby who did nothing to help. >> and remember to find us on facebook at wnnfans.com and twitter @abcwnn. you're watching "world news now." twitter @abcwnn. you're watching "world news now." you're watching "world news now." so if you're on medicare or will be soon, you may want more than parts a and b here's why. medicare only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you.

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firefighters in philadelphia have been battling a four-alarm scrap yard fire overnight. it consisted mainly of metal, wood and paper. no injuries were reported. the cause of the fire is under investigation. now to the new video out of chicago sparking outrage. it involves a man accused of harassing a woman who was wearing a t-shirt with the puerto rican flag on it. >> and it's raising questions about how an officer responded to the confrontation. here's alex perez. >> you should not be wearing that in the united states of america. >> reporter: in the disturbing to watch, now gone viral video,

this man can be heard assaulting mia, because she's wearing a t-shirt with the puerto rican flag. >> why are you wearing that? >> because i can. >> reporter: as the barrage of insults continues at the chicago forest preserve, she pleads with a nearby officer to help. >> officer, i am uncomfortable. >> reporter: it is home to more than 3 million american citizens. and she tries to keep a safe distance. >> can you please get away from me. >> you should not be wearing that shirt in america. >> reporter: the verbal attack finally ends when other cops arrive and arrest the man, tim trivis. >> the officer should have stepped in and done something. and i think that's the reason that we're here today. >> reporter: the man was charged with assault and disorderly conduct. the officer in question is on

desk duty pending the outcome of the investigation. alex perez, abc news, chicago. >> puerto rico is a u.s. territory, just for anyone confused about that. >> now i'm worried about wearing my d.c. flag shirt. my u.s. virgin islands shirt, am i going to get in trouble? wow, amazing. a property dispute in the meantime in northern florida is the reason for a different sort of confrontation. >> watch as a 72-year-old man chases his neighbor on a tractor. the video was shot by the wife of the man seen fleeing. the man on the tractor, hal morris, was arrested and charged with a third degree felony. the chase ended when the man being chased made it into the garage and closed the door. you see him running there. >> i'm glad he was able to outrun the tractor. if he wasn't, you'd be in a little bit of trouble. but what is going on in america? >> his neighbors --

coming up, the new video of george clooney getting thrown 20 feet into the air after a car struck him head on while riding a scooter. even though justin bieber is happily engaged, many are wondering about the one who got away. that's next on "world news now." one who got away. that's next on "world news now." ayep, and my teeth are yellow.? time for whitestrips. crest glamorous white whitestrips are the only ada-accepted whitening strips proven to be safe and effective. and they whiten 25x better than a leading whitening toothpaste. crest. healthy, beautiful smiles for life.

♪ is it too late to say sorry ♪ because i'm missing more we did the shiggy too, sorry. when news broke -- go ahead with your bad self. so when news broke that justin bieber got engaged to hailey baldwin, you might have had the same reaction we had around here, what happened to selena gomez? >> remember, the two child stars fell in love, broke up, fell in

love again, and only to appear that they were rekindling their young romance. >> it seemed like destiny. what happened? juju chang breaks down what happened to the couple once known as julena. >> reporter: for years, fans thought selena gomez was the one, which is why his instagram post left folks wondering, what do you mean? bieber announcing his engagement to hailey baldwin, writing to his 101 million followers, god's timing literally is perfect, quoting the bible, he who finds a wife finds a good thing and obtains favor from the lord. the 21 year old baldwin, the daughter of stephen baldwin tweeting, i am so utterly grateful to god for giving me an

incredible person to share my life with. their budding romanc >> we heard that he feels this energy with her. >> reporter: but their very public infatuation has fans wondering how selena gomez is taking the news. >> they have always been plagued by these issues. she had her problems, he had his problems and they couldn't make it work. they couldn't get past it. >> reporter: at times, their music and lyrics had fans feeling as though they were reading a diary, documenting the ups and downs of young love. the heart wants what it wants. >> tell us about the biebs and selena. they seemed to be serenading

each other over the years. >> i think what you have to understand is the crucial developments in justin bieber's career seem to have come after heartbreak. and they seem to have come after heartbreak involving selena gomez. in 2015, after justin and selena had gotten together and broken up and gotten together and broken up and played ping-pong with their hearts, along came these enormously successful, really great pop songs. >> reporter: like his multi-platinum hit "sorry." and her chart-topping tune "same old love". ♪ i'm so sick of this same old love" >> selena and justin seem to be having a very public conversation about the kind of things most people talk about in private. this really did seem to be a direct kind of confessional song writing. ♪ i'm so sick of that same old love ♪ ♪ the kind that breaks your heart ♪ >> reporter: juju chang, abc news, new york. >> i wish you guys could hear kendis. he knows every lyric, every dance move.

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♪ it is time for your wednesday "mix", and we do want to admire some of the beautiful cars making their way through kirkwood, missouri this time of year. we want to show you this beautiful lamborghini, about $300,000. and this guy was admiring them. and then you saw -- see that video? that minivan pulled away from the gas station. >> look at that. >> oh! >> and with the hose still attached. and this is what happened. one of the beautiful lamborghinis -- >> up in smoke. >> yes. >> meanwhile, the minivan probably drove away unscathed. >> yeah, the minivan made it to the soccer match they were

heading to. the other lamborghini survived. so this is a holiday, this is national 7-eleven day. >> yes! i haven't been this excited since 4-20 day. >> free slurpees, and it's also compared to last year, one big difference is you cannot bring your own cup. you have to use the cup that is supplied, because apparently, in the past, people brought toilets and coolers. >> yes. >> it was not so sanitary, and they were probably getting, you know, too much. >> bringing tubs. why we can't have good things. >> there you see the captain crunch berries. they're also giving reese's pieces. 91 years old.

let's move on to the epic slam dunk in northeastern ohio. chase griffith here recording his friends, you know, you've seen other people do this where they kind of do this relay sort of thing to see and then finally -- >> that was pretty impressive, though. >> one, two, three, four, five, in! boom. >> at one point, the ball bounced off the water, you see that? that's kind of fancy. >> and they salvage it. let's take a look at one cool dog in russia. i think we can take a look at the picture there. look at him just admiring himself. he has the shades on. this dog is in vladivostok. he's staring at his own reflection in the mirror in his home. i think he's trying to give, you know, the idea of a cool cat.

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>> this morning on "world news >> this morning on "world news now," triumph in thailand. new details about the final mission to b this morning on "world news now," triumph in thailand. new details about the final mission to bring everyone out of that flooded cave after more than two weeks, plus new details from the hospital about the health concerns for the boys. the trump administration has missed a key deadline for young immigrant children to be reunited with their parents. it has come and gone, but dozens of kids are still in limbo. what's next. and george clooney's motorcycle crash in italy. >> you'll see it slamming into an oncoming car, tossing him into the air. how is he doing this morning? and could tom hanks be moving from hollywood to the heartland? but will a politician's pun spoil the fun? it is wednesday, july 11.

from abc news, this is "world news now." >> we do say good morning and welcome to linsey davis who's here with us for diane. >> a slow clap continues. nice to be here. and happy you all are so happy. >> i love the delayed one that comes 20 minutes later. but we're going to start with the breaking news from the midwest right now. a massive gas explosion leveling buildings in wisconsin. >> take a look at what it looked like shortly after the blast in sun prairie in madison. at least two firefighters are taken to the hospital. a half-mile radius around the blast site was evacuated. >> i can just imagine some people watching this with the audio down thinking this looks like a movie set. >> it looks bad. >> just amazing images.

crews were looking for a gas leak in a building. about 40 minutes after the call, the building exploded. people said they felt as if someone slammed a door really, really hard. this taking place in early evening in wisconsin, in the madison area there. and authorities there are waiting for the flames to go out before they go through to see if there's anybody else who may be left inside. but incredible images there. we're going to move on to the other miracle, this one in thailand, the soccer team trapped in a flooded cave for more than two weeks are now safe and sound. >> the doctors say the boys and the coach took care of themselves in the cave and are in good health. the last of the boys and the coach were led to safety on tuesday. and they were given antianxiety medication to keep from panicking as they navigated the tunnels. >> the closest the parents can come is about six feet, so they will have to wait to hug their parents after all this time.

matt gutman has more from northern thailand. >> reporter: outside the dank recesses of this thai cave, it's the sound of triumph. the 12 boys and their coach weakened but free. a monumental task that so many volunteered for, one ex-thai navy s.e.a.l. even giving his life for it. and for some here at cave site, perhaps this miraculous rescue from the cave that was once the captor all kismet. >> rescuers and volunteers everywhere you look. oxygen tanks being stacked up outside the entrance to the cave. those >> reporter: but midweek, nearly

50 pumps brought in working furiously to drain the cave. the cave is an architect's fever dream. in one part, ceilings soar like a buddhist temple. and in other areas, nothing but a crawlspace. on day nine, an electrifying discovery. >> how many of you are there? 13? brilliant! >> reporter: all 12 long-lost boys and their coach gathered together, exhausted, hungry, but alive. >> many people are coming. >> reporter: the families outside the cave are overjoyed. now a new mission begins. getting them out before coming rains fill the already-submerged cavern. onheeat ofrainn itlo

it's go time. the riskiest part of the dive begins immediately. the trio dives down, looking for a small hole that will lead them away from the beach. buddy teams are used with a lead diver carrying an extra tank of air. a second diver assists and at times physically assists the boy through the water. each boy was given antianxiety medication to help soothe their nerves. it's a slow passage to safety, but at 5:40 p.m., success as the first boy emerges from the cave. the next three days, the rescue divers having back in, every day, maneuvering through the narrow passageways. the last four players and the coach, the last to come out. the coach telling us it was a close call, shortly after the coach was extracted from the cave, the main pump gave out, the cave filling back up with water. the boys will be reunited with their families. and you can bank on a round of hugs 18 days in the making.

i'm matt gutman in thailand. >> an exciting moment that they are all free and sad about the one diver who died. one exciting thing, it's a soccer team, so they were following the world cup. fifa had invited them to the final on sunday. they're obviously not going to make it. >> it's too soon for them to travel, but it's so nice to be sent the invitation. >> the first divers who saw them were from the uk. you now have an entire soccer team rooting for those folks. sadly. moving on, president trump says he is ready to turn up the heat on america's nato allies, ein fense.they pay more for >>hent arriv ibrusse for nato's annual summit. states.eaving t he wl so hold a summit with vladimir putin before coming home.

dozens of kids are back with their loved ones but many more are not. and the clock is ticking toward another deadline, two weeks from tomorrow when other older children must be reunited with their parents. tom llamas reports. >> reporter: these three children moved from a minivan into an i.c.e. facility, but they are the lucky ones, back in their parents' arms because of a court-issued deadline, requiring the government to reunite migrant children under 5 years old who were separated from their parents at the border. this father from honduras seeking asylum says he's been separated from his son for more than three months, but now back together, his son beaming. but there are still so many in limbo. the government saying only 38 kids out of the 102 detained will be reunited by deadline. >> the government was absolutely cavalier in not creating a tracking system.

there was never a policy. >> reporter: the mass separations a result of the president's zero tolerance policy, he was asked about his administration missing the deadline. >> tell people not to come to our country illegally. that's the solution. don't come to our country illegally. come like other people do. come legally. >> reporter: nearly 3,000 other children, 5 and older, remain separated from their parents, including this man whose son turns 7 next week. he says he can't sleep. all night he's praying, asking god to return his son. tom llamas, abc news, new york. some extreme weather, nth d more than two dozen people hurt by the twister that hit an rv structures. and in los angeles, a 25-acre brush fire forced the evacuation of the famous griffith observatory. that fire is now 90% contained.

>> and to the east, tropical storm chris has turned into the second hurricane of the season. it will remain well off the east coast but is expected to generate dangerous rip currents and rough surf. but turning into a cat-2 storm at one point. now it is time for world cup action. >> woo! >> i love the theme of the slow clap all morning. this is what i dream about. a lot of people going through withdrawal because there's not been any matches since saturday. so soccer fans are excited. >> so the music. >> no music. they didn't cue it. you could sing it. >> to the pitch we go for the first semi-final game, a border war between france and belgium.e france taking the lead 1-0. that was it. that's it.

>> that's it? right there? >> yeah. >> the final whistle certainly set off a celebration in paris. they are back since 2006 when think lost to italy. also part of the celebration? pamela anderson. her significant other is a french defender. you can cue that music. >> he's in his 30s and pamela's not. >> what do they call that, a may-december relationship? >> that is a more like a january-december. that sets up part of the big showdown. my team, the french, are all in it. and today the other matchup takes place where croatia -- >> i thought -- >> croatia will beat england. yes. >> they will not beat england. >> we'll see.

moving on to the tease. coming up, that video just in of george clooney's collision. new jersey transit combines bus and rail systems, but not in a good way. and in "the skinny," a gender reveal gets a little awkward for an nba star. you're watching "world news now." awkward for an nba star. you're watching "world news now." ching "world news now." then you might have a common condition called dry mouth... which can be brought on by many things, like medication and medical conditions. biotène provides immediate, long lasting relief from dry mouth symptoms. it is clinically proven to soothe and moisturize a dry mouth. plus, it freshens breath. biotène. immediate and long lasting dry mouth symptom relief.

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take a look at what happened at take a look at what happened at a railroad crossing in new jersey. a new jersey transit commuter train slams right into that bus that was attempting to cross the tracks with the red lights flashing. only one person on the bus suffered non-life-threatening injuries. no one on the train was hurt. an investigation is under way. >> and the train was by new jersey transit and the bus was also a new jersey transit, colliding there. >> ooh. >> yeah. ouch. so we're getting a first look at the surveillance video showing george clooney colliding with a car. >> it happened on the italian island of sardinia. >> the video is a little bit difficult to make out. but you see him there, flying off of that scooter. this video from, that we're getting, tmz reports clooney was going about 60 miles per hour when he came across that vehicle

and flew about 20 feet in the air, slamming his head into the car's windshield. he was wearing a helmet, did not suffer any life-threatening injuries and was released from the hospital within a few hours. >> it looked like -- >> it looked really, really scary. an instagram model vacationing with her boyfriend decided to pose for photos, but the only problem was it was in shark-infested waters. >> you can probably guess how this is going to end. the 19-year-old was being photographed by her boyfriend's father. they're harmless, until they're not. one of them chomped down on her wrist and pulled her under. >> all of a sudden it felt like 15 different people were squeezing on my wrist, really, really hard. next thing i knew i was under water and i felt this and adrenaline kicks in. >> the university of miami nursing student was able to get

away with just those bites that you see on her arm before flying back to florida for treatment. nurse sharks are supposed to be harmless, but i just don't think i would take any chances. >> no. last week we had a video with another woman feeding nurse sharks and got bitten. >> similar results. >> if sharks is in the name just, you know -- >> assume they bite. >> yeah. when we come back, the place tom hanks might leave hollywood for. and the superstar who is moving for a major raise. "the skinny" is next. and the superstar who is moving for a major raise. "the skinny" is next. next.

♪ skinny ♪ ski ♪ skinny ♪ just give me "the skinny" and next, to tom hanks who may be packing up and moving from hollywood to the heartland. >> so where could he go? how about 1600 miles away from the california coast to beautiful and sunny sioux falls, south dakota which is a 25 hour drive or three hour flight away. >> not too far away.

yesterday hanks shared praise for a book called "our towns" may move to sioux falls, at least visit. it says rapid city, too. and he signs it "hanks", now south dakota's lone representative responded by making a pun-filled push for the mt. rushmore state saying you're right, tom hanks, we are in a league of our own. we have many green miles, but the burbs are nice too. it's a big state, but once you get to the terminal, we'll make sure you can do that thing you do. >> wow. >> ba-dum bum. she's on fire. >> she made quite a splash! >> oh! >> she forgot philadelphia, oh, wait. >> that's a different state. >> and checking by the way, the community calendar in case you're curious, in sioux falls, you may want to try out the move it or lose it low-intensity workout at the aquatic center,

and pinochle on tuesday at 1:00 and 5:00 p.m. >> and if that doesn't get you to mov >> it will be a cool 96 degrees, so the weather will keep you coming back. next to someone who really is moving on the heels of lebron james leaving cleveland for l.a. there is another relocation of a world famous sports star. >> cristiano ronaldo is leaving real madrid for the italian club in turin. >> your italian accent.si a fou at more than $131 million. the italians are not only generous but really good at sculpting art. oh, look at that bust. >> his busted bust that was put on display at an airport from

his hometown in portugal before it was replaced during his first round hat trick in the world cup. and of course portugal's out of the world cup. and next to someone who shares our lack of enthusiasm with gender reveal parties. >> gordon hayward played six minutes for the boston celtics last year before essentially snapping his leg in half during the game. >> even though he missed the entire year, his wife robin is pregnant with a sibling for their two little girls, yay, excitement, right? >> you want a girl? >> you were right. >> is daddy happy? >> daddy's always happy. >> he looks thrilled. you can tell.

i kind of think he was h a boy. >> poor guy. kick those pink balloons to the side. where are the blue balloons? >> we'll be right back. daddy's always happy. kick those pink balloons to the side. where are the blue balloons?ys .

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and this. and this. ♪ it's called electronica, a newly-coined name for a range of high-tech music. >> there are new tools out there, instead of guitars and drums, there are sequencers and drum machines. >> reporter: the newest rock stars are sound engineers, two deejays known as "the chemical brothers." they don't play music so much as manufacture it. they take chips of sound, some made by computer, some copied or sampled from other recordings, and break them, repeat them, stretch them out, speed them up. >> it's almost sort of a pointless, like paintings out of little tiny dots, this is music made out of tiny moments.

>> reporter: many of those moments echo modern life. in this video, you can hear computers beeping and phones ringing. electronic music has been popular in clubs for years but is only now being widely promoted by the commercial music industry. >> i've seen 1-year-olds respond to this music and 70-year-old people respond to this music. and everywhere in between. ♪ >> reporter: without celebrity singers or lead guitarists, it may be hard for electronica to be the next big thing in music, but it is at least the next thing. a new wave of sounds to inspire and move people. ♪ >> you want to do the robot for us? >> that was part of the -- >> i think probably wrong genre,

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